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Meanings of stormy in English
Portuguese
tempestuoso Catalan
tempestuós Usage of stormy in English
1
In other situations, however-likea cockpit on a stormy night-it'sa problem.
2
Mr Shaw said the line was also at risk in stormy weather.
3
The presentation of his name was the signal for a stormy debate.
4
Today I seek others from another stormy night my wife speaks of.
5
Louise waited, in silence and resignation, the end of this stormy crisis.
6
The night grew wild and stormy; a thunderstorm broke over the hill.
7
The meals were the bright beacons in those cold and stormy days.
8
The political atmosphere of the Republic was generally stormy in these days.
9
The night was dark and stormy, and the rain pouring in torrents.
10
His gaze held hers, a thousand questions brewing in those stormy pools.
11
That stormy relationship is the subject of the fine 2010 documentary, Senna.
12
It is thought stormy weather in early December may have aided him.
13
I see it often stormy and sometimes calm; a picture of courts.
14
His stormy relationship with Franklin Roosevelt was likewise reaching a breaking point.
15
He sees that the sea is rough and the sky is stormy.
16
So stormy was the night that the sentinels had left the walls.
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